Sentence examples for interchangeably although from inspiring English sources

The terms are now used interchangeably, although the shorter word is more common.

Most pumpkins and squashes can be used interchangeably, although the large pumpkins you'll see in the run-up to Halloween have very fibrous and watery flesh, so don't even think of cooking them once they've served their purpose as lanterns.

Since then, the terms political prisoner and prisoner of conscience have been used interchangeably, although most agree that the latter expressly refers to dissident prisoners who neither condone nor advocate personal violence.

It is worthy here to distinguish between 'quiescent' and 'static' conditions because literature may refer to them interchangeably although they are fundamentally different.

The terms chronic migraine (CM) and transformed migraine (TM) are frequently used interchangeably, although since the publication of ICHD-2 this is no longer appropriate [33].

In this paper, the terms "mobility" and "migration" will be used interchangeably, although in the EU policy context, mobility refers to movements within the EU and migration to movements between EU and non-EU countries.

Hereafter, the terms home base station and femtocell will be interchangeably used, although the former refers to the electronic device and the latter refers to the service area of the base station.

The word was frequently used interchangeably with transcription, although the latter carried the connotation of elaboration of the original, as in the virtuosic piano transcriptions of J.S. Bach's organ works by Franz Liszt, the Italian composer-pianist Ferruccio Busoni, and others.

In Christianity the word (from Greek erēmitēs, "living in the desert") is used interchangeably with anchorite, although the two were originally distinguished on the basis of location: an anchorite selected a cell attached to a church or near a populous centre, while a hermit retired to the wilderness.

The terms terpenes and terpenoids are often used interchangeably in the literature, although technically, terpenes are basic hydrocarbons, while terpenoids contain extra functional groups of a wide range of chemical elements.

The term population biology is often used interchangeably with population ecology, although population biology is more frequently used when studying diseases, viruses, and microbes, while population ecology is more commonly used when studying plants and animals.